The Rådhus, or City Hall, was built in 1905, designed by the Danish architect Martin Nyrop, who was inspired by Italian buildings but who also employed elements of Danish medieval architecture. We wandered around it for about an hour and found it amazing that although it’s a government building, it’s completely open to the public.

This was taken in the enormous main hall, which is sometimes used for exhibitions and official events.

Another view of this building posted today: